In a world full of breathtaking action and fierce battles, Jason Statham always satisfies the audience with the image of a tough, invincible man. But behind that strong appearance, Statham also needs reliable companions, and his best friend is a “wizard” who treats injuries.

Unlike Statham, this best friend is not a skilled fighter, but he possesses a special talent: the ability to heal wounds. With formal medical training or perhaps due to his real-life combat experience, this best friend becomes Statham’s “guardian angel” after each dangerous mission.

The scene of Statham returning to base after a mission is a familiar one. He walks in with bruises and cuts on his body, evidence of the fierce battles he has just experienced. Without much words, his best friend will immediately get to work. He gently helps Statham remove his blood-stained clothes, meticulously disinfects each wound, his skillful hands handle the necessary stitches.

These scenes often take place in a quiet space, creating a contrast to the previous action-packed scenes. Statham, usually the majestic hero, is now vulnerable. This highlights the role of his best friend. He not only cares for Statham’s physical wounds, but also provides comfort and emotional support.

The focused gaze and practiced movements of his close friend showed respect and understanding for Statham. They didn’t need to say much, just nods and brief questions were enough to understand each other’s situation.

The relationship between Statham and his best friend is an interesting highlight in action movies. It shows the human side, promoting team spirit and mutual support. Although the best friend does not directly participate in combat, he plays an important role in helping Statham regain his health and spirit to continue fighting for the next missions.